Saturday 10th January
Written by Joanna Callaghan
Helping out the Parks Foundation with other greenfingers volunteers to fill in holes dug by badgers. Took 5 wheel barrow trips up a big hill but all worth it to keep the park nice and safe for all to enjoy :)
Sunday 4th January
Written by Sophie Cuff
On Sunday 4 goodgymmers, Emma, Harry, Loren and Sophie met up in Turlin moor for a morning litter pick. It was lovely to meet Loren who has recently moved to the local area, hope you felt welcomed! We bundled up and attempted to tackle the mounds of rubbish left at the boat yard, this was a difficult task, as cold weather had frozen lots of the rubbish making it difficult to collect. We all regrouped after for a lovely warm cup of tea, courtesy of the Parks foundation. Hope to see you all again soon!
Wednesday 24th December 2025
Written by Joanna Callaghan
Setting off in the dark on Christmas eve was not the easiest but we made it! Warmed ourselves up with a post run coffee :)
Monday 22nd December 2025
Written by Joanna Callaghan
Three runners and a furry friend joined in the Park for a jog as the sun rose. Good to celebrate the changing seasons and shift towards longer days!
We even spotted a heron on route :)
Monday 15th December 2025
Written by Bournemouth runner
Five , Sophie, Harry, Mary, Keith and Lea, turned up at the Salvation Army in Poole. Well, we had to find the entrance first…Wow, so many toys!!! And so many bags to be filled with those toys. With perfect preparation and organisation by the Salvation Army people the whole thing ran like clockwork. With 176 children on their list, a lot needed to be sorted and put in bags per family. What a delightful task, esp when imagining the smiles of the kids getting the toys.
Saturday 15th November 2025
Written by Kimberley Powell (She/her)
Mary and Kim were helping out at the Cornerstone Patch in Hamworthy chopping up pallets into suitable pieces for firewood.
This fire wood will be used to keep everyone warm at the autumn event being held there next week.
It’s safe to say they won’t be using their sawing skills for any thing requiring a straight line anytime soon but this pile of wood should keep a lovely fire going!
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